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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-13
IN A SMALL WAY.
The News OF tho Day Polntedly Para
krAphsd for Hasty Readers.

The News OF tho Day Polntedly Para
kraphsd for Hasty Readers.
COUSCII this evening in regular session.
MATINEE ut the Opera House, this
afternoon. Rhea in Camille"
THERE was no business OF importance
transacted in the Circuit Court, yesterday.
PROF. JOE KRAMER will take his orches
ira to Little Washington Friday to play for
society event in that place.
JOHN T. CARTER WAS yesterday APP
pointed executor of the will Of Jacob
Fischer, deceased. Bond $1,000, J. II.
Storer surety.
JOHN DUFFY was srraigned before JUS
tice Arkle, yesterday, for using profane
language, and was fined one dollar and
costs.
The police are looking for AN enterprisipg
youth named Kirk, who, Sunday afternoon
stole watch from family up at Holidays
Cove. He is supposed to have come down
to this city on freight.
THERE were seven cases before His
Honor, Yesterday, making titty-siX 80 tar
IN December. OneOf the cases OF disorder
against "StOney" Duffy was dismissed, and
on the other he was lined s. and costs.
A GRAND ball will be given on Monday
night, December %, by the Building
Trades Council OF Wheeling, at Arion
Hall. The committee in charge Is COM
posed of C. F. Parish, W. II. StOetzer, +.
Eyry, J. c. Marshall, o. Gray.
THE weekly meeting Of the Methodist
ministers of the city was held yesterday
afternoon. The subjects discussed were
the conference seminary and the temper
ance question. The discussion OF the tenn
perance question will be continued at the
next meeting.
OFFICERS Binkmen and Handshumaker
captured the other Eighth ward man
CHARGED with chicken thieviDg Saturday
night and he was also held in the sum Of
500 for hearing on Wednesday by Squire
Schultze. The mems names are Henry
wassemeyer and Chas. Clegg.
c. BRAEMER, popular member Of the
Germania Singing Society, was rendered
pleasant reception at the hall last evening,
on the occasion OF the twenty-ffth ami
versary of his birth. killmeyer was on
hand and the evening was spent epioyably
in dancing and other smusements.
The statement that 4 portion Of the
money Melted a; the recent successful
Hebrew bazaar was to be applied to de-
fraying the expenses Of procuring lee
turer to address the congregation from
time to time is mistake. The money IL
to be applied solely and only to form the
nucleus of a fund for a synagogue.
THE sad news was received in the city
yesterday of the death of Mrs. Wilbur l..
Wright, at Pittsburg, yesterday. Mr..
Wright was we'll known in Wheeling and
has many friends here, aud his wife, al
though having lived in the city but short
time, also made numerous friends by her
charming manner, all OF whom extend
their sympathy to the bereayed husband
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ANOTHER FAILURE.
CHARLES 4. FISHER, THE ISLAND GROCER,
MAKES AN ASSIGNMENT.
his Liabilities in the NsishbOrhOod Of Eighteen
Hundred Dollars-Ths Second Recent Failure
in that Par Of the City.

Charles A. fisher, who for the past eleven
month has been doing retail grocery busl-
ness at the northeast corner Of Virginia and
South Penn streets, Island, yesterday made
an assignment to Charles NJ. Coen, for the
benefit of his creditors The deed trans
ferriug the stock, fixtures, book, accounts,
and other property OF the assignOr, directs
that the claims Of the cTedi:Ora be settled
in the following order:
First, Any rent upon the store room and
premises which may be due to be paid 10
Francis Falloure up to December lst, and
also the rent which would accrue up to
April l, 19s-, at the rate of SIS per month.
Second, The reasonable expense OF exc
cutting the trust, &c.
Third, A negotiable promissOry note ior
1920, with interest, held by Mrs. Charles
fisher, and dated January 10, ISL, pay
able one year after date. Also, at the ma
turity thereof, note held by 81. q J.
Pollock for 500, dated January ~, lee!,
and payable one year date Also, the fol-
lowing debts:
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IMPORTANT MEETING
or tho BOARD of Police and Fire Commits
sioners, Last Evening.

or tho BOARD of Police and Fire Commits
siOners, Last Evening.
The Board OF Police and Fire Commits
sioners held very long and somewhat
important meeting at the City Hall last
evening Among the business transacted
was the consideration of applications for
the vacant position OF engineer at the
Niagara engine house. The Board decided
to appoint John Meglich to the place, and
in 50 doing have SECURED thoroughly
competent man. Mr.. Meglich takes the
place of Charles Kleiyis.
The subject Of fire escapes was taken up
and discussed at considerable length. The
Board revised its previous action regard
ing buildings coming under the provisions
Of the city ordinance, and struck from the
list of buildings ordered 10 be provided
with escapes the following: Jones x Bro =,
timers; L. c. MotlAt 4 Co, the Mtcitt.
gcac,r Office, SteinmetZ's box factory,
Peoples Bank, Geo. W. JOhnsOn's Sons,
timers; &. F. Caldwell, sheet irOh works,
and the Wheeling Match Company build
Ings. The following buildings we're then
added: Wheeling Lantern Factory, and
the box factory building corner OF Main
and Fourteenth streets.
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Suit for Damages.

Patrick Joyce, through his attorney,
John Francis Kelley, has sued DR.. J. W.
Cooper, of Bellaire, for malpractice, laying
his damages at ten thousand dollars. Some
time since, Peter Joyce, the son of Patrick,
aged about thirteen years, met with an
accident near the Bellaire steel plant,
whereby two wheels of fiat car ran over
his two legs. Patrick Joyce alleges that
DR.. Cooper, by his want Of care and skill,
did not am putate the limbs, or otherwise
properly treat the boy, in consequence OF
which the boy was and is expected to die.
1t is claimed, however, that Patrick Joyce
refused TO allow the amputation OF the
boys leg and discharged Dr. Cooper.
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The ,JibbenaInOsay,

Mick of the Woods, or the Jibbenain
osay,' will hold the boards at the Grand
Opera House for three nights aud matt
nee, beginning next Thursday evening.
The William 4. Lang Dramatic Company
has consented 10 play under the Auspices
of the ohio valley Trades Assembly, and
the influence OF that powerful body will no
doubt secure it crowded house at each
performance. 1t isa long time since this
romantic border drama, with its peculiar
hero, Nick of the Woods has been
played in Wheeling, and while many Of the
older people may remember it, the play
will be novel and new to large number
Of our citizens.
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POINTS ON PEOPLE.
Movements of Citizens and the Coming
snd Going nf Strangers.

I
and Going of Strangers.
NJ. G.. Lester, E:q., of WadcStOwn,
Monongalia county, is in the city.
Bishop Peterkin left the city for his
home at Pukelsburg, yesterday afternoon
Rev. K. Rush Swope, left Tor Philadel-
phia, yesterday, 10 be gone three or tour
days.
Jos. Yahn, the popular cigar man of the
East End, left yesterday on business trip
through Ohio.
Mr.. S. II. Brockunier is home from
Dickinson College to spend the holidays
with his parents,
Tine Hughes, a popular Young granger
from BristOria, Pa, was in the city yester-
day on business.
Mrs. Prof. W. p. Wiley, Of Morgantown,
accompanied by her children, is visiting
friends on Twelfth Street.
Misses Florence McConaugher, Of Cam
erGu, W. Va, aud Elva Alexander, Of
Dallas. ia ere visiting friends i'll tie
East End
Mr.. Lawrence Woodward, formerly OF
this city, now large landowner in Texas,
is in the city among old friends, looking
well and expresses himself highly pleased
with the Lone Star State.
The Island Whist Club was entertained
very pleasantly last evening by Misses Ada
and Xana Frasher, at their home on North
York street. 4 delightful evening was
spent by all present.
Nh Eugene Wellington, business man
aver of Harry Williams Own Specially,
leaves this morning for Cincinnati, where
that company goes next week
Capt. W. NJ. Dillon, left last evening for
Washington, D. G., and while there he will
call On the President Capt. Dillon says
he likes President Cleveland because he
has the backbone TO say Just what he means.
The following West Nirgiuians are at tie
Howell House: ) l.. Morgan, New Mar
tiusvile J. S. Hess and son, Huntington
S. Aukrcn, st. Mary's; J. w. Hoft, q. l..
Robinson, Buckhaunoni Q. Jenkins, Tar =
kersburg; J. Armstrong, Arhuckle; Fred
". L. HaSsler Elizabeth.
Miss Minnie Alexander, daughter OF
Hon. Ross J. Alexander, OF Bridgeport, is
home from a three weeks visit 10 Mrs.
President Cleveland, at the White House,
where she had delightful time. Miss Al
exander was quite favOrite OF the Presi-
dent and Mrs Cleveland, aud she was
greatly admired in Washington society.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-13
A Triple Alliance,

Unhspplly for iLs TrHtched victim of their
assaults, dyspepsia, constipation eul bi!iousness
40 faithful allies When one OF these foes al,
tscI III sys:ep, The other Two speedily follow in
ITS EaEe, and SUGGEST, ely make their onslaught.
0'"cesiTeiy, but lot successfully, # Hos,etter's
S,,,,a,,, t,1s.Ass te Gsed 70 repei the onset III,
BiIierS a. assily az ''nates these monsters as st
George is 8epieted in the a.. o. 9tH4s 70 Ihs
dragon in the steel yigneite upon ii, sA-sS L.H'
Ties which contain the medicine. Thar N
Ike their advance. is nearly Simultaneous
Their mI Hy DESTROYED. they Jrecipitatey
strongly entrenched by the Bitters, This grand
fertilizer IS also reliable bulwsrk against the in
Sidious assaults OF malarial disease. and ston.
me approach Of rheumatism. II, moreover, re-
tieyes nervous complaints and impsIts vigor TO
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-13

In addition to the above claims, there is
also direction to pay bill TO John Smith,
the Island gardener, for vegetables, and a
bill TO Joseph Shatfer for bread, the
amounts OF which are not stated.
The total of all the claims above Is about
eighteen hundred dollars, including rent.
The assignee is To take immediate pos
session OF the property, and convert the
same into cash as soon as possible.
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Took q Sudden Departure.

The family alluded to in the REGISTER
OF yesterday morning as living in the will
lows up near Sisters Islands, seem TO have
taken the alarm from the visits OF Dr. Gar
rison and Mr.. Cook, and made hasty de-
paIture. After reading tue article in the
REGIsTER County Commissioner NJ. Stein
yesterday paid visit to the spot, but found
that the apology for habitation had been
burned, and that the entire party, including
the "Roarder. " were missing.
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The Temperance Meetings.

There was another large audience at the
Capitol Rink, last night, to listen te the
remarks of Major Camp Treat interest
was manifested in what was said, notwith.
standing the fact that the building was
very cold, there being no means OF modi-
flying the temperature Of the air This
will be remedied to-day, when stoves will
6e put in, snd the openings in the rear Of
the buildings closed up.
A great deal has been said since these
meetings started, concerning a political
end sought to be attained. Last evening
Major Camp said to reporter that politics
had nothing whatever TO do with the
meetings. He had come TO Wheeling on
exactly the same footing as Mr. Murphy,
namely, TO do something for the cause Of
temperance pure and simple, and any allega-
ton Of any other motive or object was at
variance with the facts
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John y. Clarke.

Tomorrow night the eminent comedian,
Mr. John S. Clarke. will appear at the
Opera House, supported by an excellent
company, including Creston Clarke, late
OF Wallack's Theatre, New York city, in
the four act comedy, "A Widow Hunt, "
also "Sweethearts. On Thursday even
ing 'She Stops to Conquer will he given,
with Mr.. Clarke as Tony LumpkiD." In
speaking OF the character taken byhim IN
"A Widow Haut" an exchange says: Mr..
ClarEe's De Bo"iS is one OF the most de-
lightful charaCterizIt ous OF good hu.
mored pOltroon, whose sol1ierly swagger is
at odd, with his bantam like person, feeble
voice and satisfied pomp OF manner. Seats
are on sale at Baumer' music store.
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Excursions to California.

It is no longer necessary to organize
large parties in order 10 secure cheap ex-
cursion rates to Pacific Coast points. The
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Company
has placed on sale, at its principal offices,
Excursion Tickets to San Francisco, Los
Angeles and San Diego. California. These
tickets are sold siugly at lower rates than
were formerly made to organized parties.
and are good for six months from date Of
sale. Passengers are offered choice Of
routes both going and returning. For
rates and detailed information call upon
apy of the Ticket Agents Of the company,
or address L. NJ. Cole, General Ticket
Agent, B. & o. r. r., Baltimore, Nd.
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Transfer of Real Estate.

The following transfer OF real estate
was left for record at Clerk Hooks Office,
yesterday:
Deed made November -. l-s1, by
Samuel p. Hildreth and Benz ". List and
wife, to Samuel f. Crawford, for two
tracts of land Of ten acres each in Ontario,
San Bernardino county, California. Con-
sideration, 81 300.
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A Texas Lnka.

In speaking OF his recent trip to Texas,
Col. Joseph speidel yesterday told q 80,
porter the following incident, which is
rather amusing. I'VE were riding along in
a wagon one day, looking about the coun-
try and going from one rancho to another,
when ope of the aTle caps became loose,
ami as nc hai 80 tools. o3e of the party
went 10 q small hnt short DISTANCE away,
Ia mont Of which sat woman, vino was
ut ~ Hnipteliigspt and verdant as you
cnnid find '--n. The Eulloving couversa-
tion took place betw>, 'N' '"o:
Could | find a monkey We any
place around here madame?" inquired the
visitor.
The woman looked a little staggered and
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Alex. Healherineton Found.

Mr.. Alex. lleatherington, the Bellaire
man who has been missing for two or three
days, was found in Wellshurg yesterday,
and will be taken down to Bellaire this
morning. Heatherington seems to have
strayed off up the river, walking the entire
way He called at the house of Deputy
Sheriff Mort. Mccullough about four
O'Clock Sunday afternoon. At that time
he only had one shoe OF, having lost the
other. He had been picking up old iron
along the railroad track, aud when spoken
to about the matter said Save, and you
will prosper"
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Euualigat.nu end Appeals,

The City Board of Equalization and APP
peals met at the City Hall, last evening,
and passed upon Il large number Of peti.
tons for n correction or reduction of assess.
nent. A number Of the petitions were re-
iected Tor the reason that they were not
accompanied by affidavits in proper form.
Before adiOurniug the Board passed a
resolution, asking the Chief of Police 10
more thoroughly enforce the ordinance re-
lating TO the killing Of dogs, upon which
no tax is paid.
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A Big Business.

Up TO yesterday Justice W. Fl. Davis
had issued 2U6 warrants during 1857, OF
which number "a were felonies and ls2
misdemeanOrs. He committed % persons
to Jail, and assessed 81 tiues. OF the war
rants Constable Love served III, and the
police 80. The remainder of the arrests
were made by other cOpstableS.
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Died of His Ipjcrles.

John Hsggerty, the BenwOOd man who
was 50 horribly burned at the Wheeling
Compauy's steel plant, few days ago, the
details Of which appeared in the REGISTER
at the time, died OF bis injuries Sunday
evening. The funeral will take place this
afternoon. Mr.. Haggerty was general
favorite in BenwOod, and his death will
cause general regret.
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Deui, Aiacinley.

The favorite comedian, LEM. MaginleJ,
appsara at the Opera House this week, sat
lrday afternoon AID evening, in W. J.
FlOrence's romantic musical Irish drama,
'Inshavogue" OF his appearance in Buf.
fslo the. Commercial said: Benjamin Ma
ginley, supported by a strong and efficient
company, appeared at the Court Street
Theatre last evening in ". ]. Floreuce' i
musical drama "iushayoguc." From a
dramatic point of view "IDshayogue" is
the best entertainment that Manager
Jacobs has offered his patrons this season.
The play is typically Irish, and abounds in
interesting situations and pleasing scenic
effects. There is the conventional lordly
villain and virtuous village maiden dancicg
on the green, and sweet music. The sup
port is good.
Seats on sale at Banners music store
Thursday morning.
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j. w. Jones Funeral.

The funeral OF the late j. w. Jones
took place yesterday afternoon from his
late residence on North Market street,
Rev. NJ. F. Dryden Of he North street
NJ. Z. Church officiating. The funeral
was attended by Ben. Franklin Council O.
L. A. NJ, Local Union No. Brotherhood
OF Carpenters and JOiuers, and Central
Castle No. Knights of the Golden E,gle,
all of which lodges lie was member. The
turnout was very large and the lodges
were beaded by Mayors bras' band,
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s,JIIn. the penlnau,"

Mr.. W. II. Strickland, business manager
OF Jim, the Peuman' Company, which
appears at the Opera House, Tuesday and
Wednesday, December 20 and DIST, was in
the city yesterday. This il one Of the
finest plays ever produced on the American
stage, and was the great success last season
at Madison Square Theatre, New York,
aud Mr.. A. NJ. Palmer's company, which
is to present it here, is specially selected
for the play.
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A Bad Place 10 Sleep.

Just as the 400 Pewiky train was about
to pull out of the depot yesterday after
noon, Officer Dunlap found a Leasureville
man lying On the track in beastly state
OF intoxication. He WAS rescued and taken
to the City Hall. The father of the young
man came down last night to see about the
case
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-13
Sales of Real Estate.

Auction Haller, on Saturday sold the
Buileky property,on Wabash street, leland,
to Mr.. Smith, of Bridgeport, for $500. He
also sold the Schad property, in the Eighth
ward, to the Economy Building Assocla'
ton, for 5000.
The sale Of the Kryder property was
adjourned until the coming Saturday
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BuckIIn's Arpicn Salve.

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns aud all the Skin Eruptions and
positively cures Piles, or no pay required.
Ii is guaranteed to give satisfaction CT
money refunded. Price p cents per box.
For sale by Logan 4 Co
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-13
state Fair Meeting.

There will be meeting of the Board OF
Directors of the State Fair Association
this afternoon, ct the rooms of the Board OF
Commissioners, in the Court House, to re-
organize and fill vacant offices. This is
the annual meeting occurring after the an
uual election Of Directors.
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A Celebrated Lecturer.

Next Tuesday Goth inst Bishop Keane,
of Richmond, Va, will lecture on Pope
Leo Mi. in the Cathedral of this city.
No charge will be made for sdmittarce.
The collection which will be taken up will
be given TO the Ladies' Aid Society for the
benefit of the poor under their charge.
Bishop Keane has a more thar national
reputation as a ripe scholar an l eloquent
orator. He has been appointed as the
first Rector of the Catholic University soon
to be established in Washington, D. C.
He will 1el!ys. this same lecture in Wash
ipgtcn next Sunday evening, aud Cardinsl
Gibbons, President Cleveland and many
other distinguished personages are expected
to attend. Those who will hear him here
gill enjoy a rare intellectual treat, and no
doubt the Cathedral will be filed 10 reple-
ton. The lecture will be preceded and
followed by some choice musical selections.
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HENRY JACOBS & co. IS

ALL SILK PLUSH COATS TO CLOSE OUT,
n ia AND UPWARDS.
NIIssE~ CIOAKS FROM = CENTS AND
VI UPWARDS
LIVERY WRAP Is TUE House MARKED
j.. DOWN.
DATHER THAN To CARRY OVER BLANK.
n ET~ AND COMFORTS. LE!S THAN COST.
DEp ALL.wuOL UNDERWEAR FOR MEN.
II ONLY 40 GEMS EA'H.
YorE rn SisEs S SSETH, 81; Ath'IlN NyF'
NIcHSL HANDLE UMBRELLAS SockSIS
W CkNrs BUS TIE PRETTlEST HEM
y STITCHED HANDK'F EVER OFFERED.
MORE OF S6-IN, wUE>TEO D GOODS l.
vi CENTS. CHEAP Al p CENTS.
A LL.wuUL "a INCH ~ACKING TO CLOSE
"a At % CENTS PER YARD
NECrRE ONE Or THOSE - CENT MCFFS.
> BEFORE ALL ARE GONE
uur Line OF Plush Gases aud Toys IS
complete yet but prices All cut uo"n. SIea'
bargains all round.
A Combination Dress PRESENTED with
each purchAs,' 90 $1,000.
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RrPersOns desiring THE REGIS
TER served at their homes can secure
% by postal card, request, or order
through telephone. where delivery
~ Irregular, please make immediate
complaint TO the Office.
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wuEE11Nc4 DAILY REGISTER TUESDAY, DECEMBER 49, 1887

said: "Wall, no, stranger, don't bleeve
yer kin. There's sheep rancho over back
of yer. q cattle rancho over yon way, and
a mule rancho down there, but l never
heed Of monkey rarche around these
here parts"
Fact"
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Index TO New Advertisements.
SECOND PAGE.

SECOND PAGE.
Carpet SweeperS-Nesbitt & Bro.
Opsra HOuSe-Jim. the Penmau.
card OF Thanks-BaZar Committee.
Wanted-Girl for HouseworE.
Fine Fruit Cake-Wheeling Bakery Company.
Rose Cream-R. II. List
Nolice-wheeling Bakery Company.
THIRD PAGE.
Time Carl-Hanawha and Ohio Railway.
FOURTH PAGE.
Administrator Notice.
Fore Sale StereOptiCAn.
Score Two POints-G. Mendel 4 Co.
Holiday GoOds-Henry Jacobs & Co.
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Congregations Disturbed.

The congregations Of the Zane street and
English Lutheran churches were very
much disturbed, Sunday, by the passage
of B. & o. trains. In both churches the
services had to be suspended.
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As,r, advertisements.

THOR SALE A BARGAIN-A FIRST CLASS
n Stereopticau, Lime Light Illumination
with ali the apparatus for making the gases; Re
tori, Rubber Bags CYLINDER, Dissolve and Gas
Pump Also two Magic Lanterns with coal oil
Illumination and large assortment OF slides for
shove instruments Apply 10 c. FARMER At
Thos. Hughes 4 Co. s. leil Market street, Wheel
ing W. Va. oel8
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Re9ister
YESTERDAY IN THE CITY.
Thermometer Record.

Mr.. c. Schrepf, the Opera House drug
yist, made the following observations OF
the temperature Monday: 4 .. M, 40;
9 a. ~, Al; Il IN, ~; p. III, 4;3 p.
u, IL Weather, cloudy.
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Declares - Dividend.

The West Virginia Natural Gas Com
pany has declared dividend of : per cent,
dating December 3lst aud payable January
,, ISIS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-13

The gold watch that is being contested
for, for the benefit OF s.. AnthOny's
Church. is on exhibition at Howelps drug
store, Bridgeport.